Identify issues early on: New construction inspections are crucial to ensure that your newly constructed home meets all the necessary standards and is free from any defects or issues. The primary purpose of a new construction inspection is to identify any errors or potential problems that may have been overlooked during the building process. Providing a detailed inspection report completed by a licensed home inspector can help buyers negotiate with the builder for any necessary repairs or improvements.

Save money: Builder warranty inspections are conducted towards the end of the builder’s warranty period, typically within the first year of homeownership. During a builder warranty inspection, the inspector thoroughly examines the property, focusing on areas that commonly experience problems, such as plumbing, electrical systems, roofing and structural components. Any defects or issues discovered are documented in a comprehensive report, which homeowners can then present to the builder for resolution rather than paying out of pocket for the repairs when the warranty expires.

Peace of Mind: Both types of inspections offer peace of mind for the buyer; knowing their investment is in good hands and allows them to address any issues with the builder before moving in or before their warranty expires, ensuring that necessary repairs or corrections are made promptly.